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French to English translations [Non-PRO] Medical - Psychology | |||||||
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| Selected response from: B D Finch France Local time: 07:40 | ||||||
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4 +5 | invasive anxiety |
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4 +1 | pervasive anxiety |
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4 | without any intrusive anxiety or anxiety-provoking thoughts |
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Discussion entries: 8 | |
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invasive anxiety Explanation: Invasive anxiety is, I believe, anxiety that intrudes and dominates in situations that do not themselves provoke or justify it. by R McMahill - Related articles McMahill, Rose E., is a student in the Masters of Counseling Psychology ... could address the array of symptoms frequently observed in people who had endured ... While survivors of simple trauma experience invasive anxiety, depression, and ... https://books.google.fr/books?isbn=3319658824 Caroline Rey-Salmon, Catherine Adamsbaum - 2018 - Medical Use of psychotropic medication is for the most severe symptoms and ... in social interactions and learning, in particular when there are invasive anxiety attacks. ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2018-12-18 11:27:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Though the following definition is given it in physiological terms, I think it helps and can be translated into psychological terms: " Invasive … able to spread from one tissue to another, or having the capacity to spread, as in the case of an infection or a malignant tumor." https://dictionary.apa.org/invasive So, in the psychological context "invasive" thoughts or emotions would be thoughts or emotions that spread from their proper or originating context to contexts where they are inappropriate and possibly harmful. |
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